Viúva de Naim
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Viúva de Naim
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Foi Jesus um certo dia à cidade de Naim,
Onde viu uma multidão e logo percebeu
Que ali em sua frente havia um caixão
Viu uma mulher chorando, desesperada gritava:
Era meu filho, Senhor!
Era meu filho, Senhor! Era meu filho, Senhor!
Era o único que eu tinha, veio a morte e o levou.
Jesus Cristo que escutava a mulher que chorava,
Logo se aproximou:
Ó mulher, não chores mais, pois eu vim te dar a paz.
E no esquife Ele tocou.
A multidão que olhava Jesus Cristo, que tocava
No defunto com amor
Foi ali nesse momento do grande acontecimento
E o defunto levantou.
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Cida Martins performs "Viúva de Naim", and this lyric page sits inside the Cida Martins catalog on LyroVerse.
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